Burlington, Canada (Local)
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Julie Slack's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements, community events, and business developments in Burlington. She provides a platform for expert commentary and highlights cultural aspects of the region.
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By: Julie Slack
When Randy Matters founded Shifra Homes, he envisioned a refuge for pregnant women in crisis. After his death Nancy Romic has carried that legacy forward — writing personal thank-you notes to donors while helping residents navigate trauma, poverty and urgent medical needs.
By: Julie Slack
A stray tabby now known as Boop is recovering at the Burlington Humane Society after being found on the streets with plastic material wrapped around his neck
Last year’s high tea gave residents of Shifra Homes something many said they had never felt before: like “princesses,” dressed in fascinators and fancy hats; June 7 event aims to repeat that moment — while raising significant funds to keep services running for mothers rebuilding their lives
Charity golf tournament raises big funds for Shifra, BurlingtonGreen
Locals bring in huge amounts of clothing at community swap
Shawna Stolte spent Saturday morning meeting Burlington residents over coffee during a meet and greet at the Hub at the Burlington Centre, timed well by coinciding with the nearby Lions Farmers Market
By: Julie Slack
Local charities took the stage at the Burlington Community Foundation’s giving night to explain how funding helped deliver programs and strengthen operations across the city
Ward 6 council candidate Osob Adus is taking her campaign into neighbourhoods with a series of meet and greets, including a stop Saturday at Roasta Cafe and Eatery
By: Julie Slack
IKEA Burlington has opened a new Indigenous-designed kitchen room setting at its Plains Road store, created in collaboration with the Woodland Cultural Centre in Brantford
Hundreds take in fine fresh summer fruit at strawberry social
